COIN COUNTERS

These coin counters are a great solution for schools and business that have a lot of coin to count and sort within their canteens or even from vending machines.

To use this particular type of coin counter, all you have to do is tip your coins (mixed or sorted) into the hopper located on top of the machine. The coin counter will then start to sort the coins and drop them into the corresponding denomination tray.

You are able to set the coin counter to either a batch mode, or free run. If you set the coin counter to batch mode, then you are able to instruct the machine to stop once it has reach a number of coins for a particular denomination.

For example; if you wanted to set the coin counter to stop when it has reach $50 of $2 coins (standard coin bag). Then you would simply set the batch number on the coin counter to stop at 25 coins.

Once the tray has reached 25 $2 coins, then the coin counter will stop and allow for you to remove the tray and tip it into the coin bag ready for banking.

You are able to set these coin counters to stop at a particular number of coins for every denomination; 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, $1 & $2 coins.

The other option this coin counter has is called a free run mode. Basically the machine will continue counting until all the coins in the hopper have been counted regardless if the denomination trays are full or not.

As the coin counter is counting, it will give you a live digital reading of the coins as they are actually being counted!

Once the coin counter has finished counting (finished its cycle), it will then stop and give you a final balance of all the coins it has counted. You are then able to get a breakdown of each denomination with a press of a button.

The coin counter will give you a reading of how many 5c coins were counted, how many 10c coins were counted and so on.

This coin counter will save you time and free you from the labour intensive job of cash counting by processing your coins at a speed of up to 300 coins per minute!!!

Maintenance of these coin counters is very easy. Located on the back of the machine is the access hatch. By opening this hatch you are able to access any coins that the coin counter was not able to process, for example foreign or mute (damaged) coin.

Please feel free to view our YouTube video above for an actual demonstration of the coin counter in action!!!

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